TDM

multiplexing method in which two or more signals are sent over a single communications network by allotting time slots for each signal (Telecommunications)

TDM is a three-letter acronym that may refer to: Target Disk Mode, a boot mode on certain Macs with FireWire ports that makes the Mac not load an OS, and then act like an external FireWire hard drive.In video games, such as Halo or Far Cry, "Team Death Match", a multiplayer mode where team points are scored by killing members of an opposing teamTelecommunication de Mozambique, a telecom operatorTeledifusão de Macau (Portuguese for "Television of Macau"), one of the major television stations in Macau, ChinaTherapeutic drug monitoring, a branch of clinical chemistryTime-division multiplexing, a method for sending multiple digital signals along a single telecommunications transmission pathTransportation Demand Management, changing or reducing demand for car use by encouraging the behavioural change of household choices of travel.Yamaha TDM, a motorcycleTechnical Data Manual, AKA Technical Data Books, contain excerpts of important data and adjustment values. They include information about capacities, operating materials, dimensions, weights, measures and tolerances, settings, performance curves among other things.
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Abbreviation for time division multiplex .

Digital multiplexing in which two or more apparently simultaneous channels are derived from a given frequency spectrum, i.e. , bit stream, by interleaving pulses representing bits from different channels. (188 ) Note: Successive pulses represent bits from successive channels, e.g., voice channels in a T1 system .

1. Technical Data Management
2. Time Division Multiplexing

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